Is it possible to build a project with Dynamic feature modules and Koin?
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I have an app with different modules but the project is growing and we need to split the project in different Dynamic feature modules because the users (probably) would not need all the features. My problem is that Koin needs to be started from the Application class with all the koin modules that the app is going to load but from that class I don't know which modules I have to load and :app modules does not import the other modules in gradle's dependencies (the other modules have to implement :app module).
My question is if it is a way to load Koin modules from an Activity in :app or the other loaded features.
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android-studio kotlin koin asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:43
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I have an app with different modules but the project is growing and we need to split the project in different Dynamic feature modules because the users (probably) would not need all the features. My problem is that Koin needs to be started from the Application class with all the koin modules that the app is going to load but from that class I don't know which modules I have to load and :app modules does not import the other modules in gradle's dependencies (the other modules have to implement :app module).
My question is if it is a way to load Koin modules from an Activity in :app or the other loaded features.
android android-studio kotlin koin asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:43
Ch4viCh4vi
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I have an app with different modules but the project is growing and we need to split the project in different Dynamic feature modules because the users (probably) would not need all the features. My problem is that Koin needs to be started from the Application class with all the koin modules that the app is going to load but from that class I don't know which modules I have to load and :app modules does not import the other modules in gradle's dependencies (the other modules have to implement :app module).
My question is if it is a way to load Koin modules from an Activity in :app or the other loaded features.
android android-studio kotlin koin asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:43
Ch4viCh4vi
115412
I have an app with different modules but the project is growing and we need to split the project in different Dynamic feature modules because the users (probably) would not need all the features. My problem is that Koin needs to be started from the Application class with all the koin modules that the app is going to load but from that class I don't know which modules I have to load and :app modules does not import the other modules in gradle's dependencies (the other modules have to implement :app module).
My question is if it is a way to load Koin modules from an Activity in :app or the other loaded features.
android android-studio kotlin koin android android-studio kotlin koin asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:43
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At the end, reading the documentation, I have found the solution. Instad of using startKoin with all my feature modules, I can use startKoin(...) with no modules or base modules and then loadKoinModules(...) (more) in each dynamic feature to load their koin modules.
As a tip about dynamic features, it is good to have an interface with an entry point function that every feature implements to start the modules only once.
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
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What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
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At the end, reading the documentation, I have found the solution. Instad of using startKoin with all my feature modules, I can use startKoin(...) with no modules or base modules and then loadKoinModules(...) (more) in each dynamic feature to load their koin modules.
As a tip about dynamic features, it is good to have an interface with an entry point function that every feature implements to start the modules only once.
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
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What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
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At the end, reading the documentation, I have found the solution. Instad of using startKoin with all my feature modules, I can use startKoin(...) with no modules or base modules and then loadKoinModules(...) (more) in each dynamic feature to load their koin modules.
As a tip about dynamic features, it is good to have an interface with an entry point function that every feature implements to start the modules only once.
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
115412
What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
add a comment |
At the end, reading the documentation, I have found the solution. Instad of using startKoin with all my feature modules, I can use startKoin(...) with no modules or base modules and then loadKoinModules(...) (more) in each dynamic feature to load their koin modules.
As a tip about dynamic features, it is good to have an interface with an entry point function that every feature implements to start the modules only once.
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
115412
At the end, reading the documentation, I have found the solution. Instad of using startKoin with all my feature modules, I can use startKoin(...) with no modules or base modules and then loadKoinModules(...) (more) in each dynamic feature to load their koin modules.
As a tip about dynamic features, it is good to have an interface with an entry point function that every feature implements to start the modules only once.
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
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115412
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
115412
answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
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answered Dec 18 '18 at 10:54
Ch4viCh4vi
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115412
What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
add a comment |
What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
What is a good entrypoint to load the module? My module only contains an activity and some data classes and those don't seem like good entrypoints to me.
– Oscar Spruit
Feb 20 at 12:09
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